Name: We Have Never Stopped
Start: 2026-08-28
End: 2026-09-17
Location: Songwon Art Center (1F, B2F, B3F Exhibition Halls, 75 Yunboseon-gil, Hwadong, Jongno-gu, Seoul)

Dates	28 August – 17 September 2026
Venue	Songwon Art Center (1F, B2F, B3F Exhibition Halls, 75 Yunboseon-gil, Hwadong, Jongno-gu, Seoul)
Area	Seoul · Jongno-gu
Type	Exhibition
Admission	Free
Times	11:00~18:00, Closed every Monday Closed on 2026.9.2(Wed) 1F viewing restricted on 2026.9.3(Thu)
Performers	Kim Hwi-a, Aha Collective, Yu A-yeon, Jang Woo-ju
Ages	All ages
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Official page	culture.seoul.go.kr

The Korea Securities Finance Dream Sharing Foundation and the Korea Mecenat Association are hosting the exhibition 《SKETCH 2026: Aesthetics of Flux》 this August as part of their support project for emerging and promising artists. Together with artists Kim Hwi-ah, Aha Collective, Yoo A-yeon, and Jang Woo-ju, who were selected through an open call, the exhibition illuminates the shared essence of finance and art through the keyword "flux."

Just as the value of capital constantly changes and is re-evaluated based on trust, the value of art remains alive and dynamic, gaining new meaning through the experience and interpretation of the viewer. Although finance and art may seem distant at first glance, the two fields resemble each other in that they are in a state of constant movement and change.

《SKETCH 2026: Aesthetics of Flux》 serves as the first intersection where the movements of the Korea Securities Finance Dream Sharing Foundation and emerging artists meet, creating a new space for communication where finance and art exchange their respective languages. We hope this encounter becomes an unstoppable flow that contributes to opening endless possibilities within the cultural and artistic community.

Discover new possibilities together within this ceaseless flow.

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